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I haven't been to any clubs yet this year since things started getting back towards "normal".
I have noticed that clubs in England are asking for different things regarding Covid. Some are asking for proof of full vaccination and some are asking for evidence of a recent negative test.
I haven't been anywhere at all where I need to prove my status, so what do I physically need to show the clubs at the door when I arrive? Can I just show them my phone with the NHS app or do I need a printed letter to hand over to them?
Who's been to a club recently that could tell me this? Any tips for particular clubs? |
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If you have the App and that shows proof of vaccination this is the best proof you can have. Chams, for example, ask for proof of double vaccination or negative test result registered on NHS website |
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Downloading the NHS app is quick and easy. Then contact the club you're interested in, to check if it's just vaccination status or that plus an official test result. If you have the app and are jabbed, you're most of the way there. Staff are always very helpful, so refer to them, if their website isn't totally clear. |
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We’ve been to a few clubs in England and have only had to show a negative test result! It’s definitely worth checking out on the club website before you go, but for us we’ve never had to show a paper copy, phone has been enough!  Miss pc |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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Personally I feel a negative test makes the most sense.
A vaccine passport might have been last updated over 6 months ago, your lft test shows your not currently carrying covid.
Regardless of whether people who have been double jab are less likely to carry and spread it, they still can, to me a recent lateral flow test makes a lot more sense. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Personally I feel a negative test makes the most sense.
A vaccine passport might have been last updated over 6 months ago, your lft test shows your not currently carrying covid.
Regardless of whether people who have been double jab are less likely to carry and spread it, they still can, to me a recent lateral flow test makes a lot more sense."
Totally agree with your logic..unfortunately not a reality...I took three LFT last week when I felt symptoms come on..all gave a negative result..it took the wait for the PCR test to show positive (felt like crap btw).
What is interesting, is I tried to access the pass system to quickly get the dates of my jabs for track & trace submission.. but I could not access a pass, it was registered as expired. Apparently the pass will become available again once isolation has finished (and you get an updated 180 post covid pass)..
This appears to be an efficient (if people follow the guild lines) way of using the pass to prevent infections people from accessing vulnerable environments!!!! Haven't heard much talk of this ???? |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
NW London |
Different clubs have different rules. For some it's just a quick temperature check for others it's either proof of negative test or proof of vaccination.
For myself, I feel that proof of negative test is safest and most sensible irrespective of vaccination status. |
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Not all clubs are asking for any covid checks. I've found some are just checking temperatures too...such is not really a good indicator as covid doesnt seem to be often presenting with a temperature now.
Safest way would be negative tests. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Personally I feel a negative test makes the most sense.
A vaccine passport might have been last updated over 6 months ago, your lft test shows your not currently carrying covid.
Regardless of whether people who have been double jab are less likely to carry and spread it, they still can, to me a recent lateral flow test makes a lot more sense.
Totally agree with your logic..unfortunately not a reality...I took three LFT last week when I felt symptoms come on..all gave a negative result..it took the wait for the PCR test to show positive (felt like crap btw).
What is interesting, is I tried to access the pass system to quickly get the dates of my jabs for track & trace submission.. but I could not access a pass, it was registered as expired. Apparently the pass will become available again once isolation has finished (and you get an updated 180 post covid pass)..
This appears to be an efficient (if people follow the guild lines) way of using the pass to prevent infections people from accessing vulnerable environments!!!! Haven't heard much talk of this ????"
Yeah and you have to register a negative lft before you get the pass too |
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By *aughtycp1Couple
over a year ago
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We are really missing our visits to our favourite club. They are asking for double vaccinated proof. We are not vaxxed. We both had covid about 7 weeks ago so have natural immunity but that won't count. |
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By *aughtycp1Couple
over a year ago
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"Different clubs have different rules. For some it's just a quick temperature check for others it's either proof of negative test or proof of vaccination.
For myself, I feel that proof of negative test is safest and most sensible irrespective of vaccination status."
We agree |
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"We are really missing our visits to our favourite club. They are asking for double vaccinated proof. We are not vaxxed. We both had covid about 7 weeks ago so have natural immunity but that won't count. "
If you have the NHS app (not Covid tracker) and went through an official positive test result you will be able to generate a covid pass once your quarantine is over.. it will give you a QR bar code the same as if you had been vaccinated ???? It works for international travel etc |
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"Different clubs have different rules. For some it's just a quick temperature check for others it's either proof of negative test or proof of vaccination.
For myself, I feel that proof of negative test is safest and most sensible irrespective of vaccination status.
We agree"
LFT quite unreliable however. Colleague did 5 of them - all negative. PCR was positive. There's no perfect was of sorting out entry requirements and clubs are just doing what they think best. Definitely feel more comfortable with the ask of proof of vaccination or negative test, anything is better than nothing |
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By (user no longer on site)
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You all missing the fact that a double vaccinated person can still transmit covid....and what about people exempt from vaccinations because of medical reasons. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Different clubs have different rules. For some it's just a quick temperature check for others it's either proof of negative test or proof of vaccination.
For myself, I feel that proof of negative test is safest and most sensible irrespective of vaccination status."
Lft tests aren't accurate tho. We have just had covid...yet my hubby had a negative lateral flow test...his pcr was positive.
In this same week my sister has had her second instance of having a positive lateral flow test...then going on to have a negative pcr. |
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"You all missing the fact that a double vaccinated person can still transmit covid....and what about people exempt from vaccinations because of medical reasons. "
I don't think anyone is missing that fact, but the risk is reduced if you're vaccinated. Those that can't be vaccinated can show proof of a negative test. There's no perfect solution |
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"You all missing the fact that a double vaccinated person can still transmit covid....and what about people exempt from vaccinations because of medical reasons.
I don't think anyone is missing that fact, but the risk is reduced if you're vaccinated. Those that can't be vaccinated can show proof of a negative test. There's no perfect solution "
I'm not saying there is, just saying lateral flow tests are not accurate either.
I already know of some clubs that aren't doing any checks |
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All the arguments about why the pass is no good have ground...lateral flow tests are unreliable and you could just take one out of the packet at register a negative with the bar code without even doing it....double vax does not stop transmission..but is "reported" that it does reduce it by some degree.....
However, a positive PCR test will suspend the individuals ability to generate a covid pass until the quarantine period is up...
Therefore asking for proof of an NHS pass (not a specific reason) will prevent individuals that "are definitely positive " from trying to enter...I'm sure the vast majority of us would abide by the rules..but it only takes one !!! |
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"You all missing the fact that a double vaccinated person can still transmit covid....and what about people exempt from vaccinations because of medical reasons.
I don't think anyone is missing that fact, but the risk is reduced if you're vaccinated. Those that can't be vaccinated can show proof of a negative test. There's no perfect solution "
The NHS app was especially useful earlier on. Other countries have used the equivalent to help to reduce their infection levels to below ours, as part of a multi-path strategy, using several tools, including masks etc. |
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"We are really missing our visits to our favourite club. They are asking for double vaccinated proof. We are not vaxxed. We both had covid about 7 weeks ago so have natural immunity but that won't count. "
There is a club that we would like to visit but we can't because I am not double vaxxed. I've had covid twice now, I have proof that I have covid antibodies and am happy to take an LFD test - but the club insist on being double vaccinated.
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I've never had to show any proof of vaccination or negative LFT, but 2 clubs out of 5 I've been to since Covid struck have temperature checked me on entry. Compare that to the masses of events I've been to where I've never been checked  |
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